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Rug Hooker's Tool Pouch!!
I've been wanting to make one for some-time now,
well, really since Peter made me my hooks....
I used walnut-dyed Osnaburg {Cupboard Cloth}, cotton fabric & wool ~
the hand stitching was done using Valdani Pearl Cotton #8 "O178".
... it rolls up nicely and a length of ribbon ties it closed ~
here it is untied & unrolled ~
can you read what it says?
the two inner pennies read "my"
~ and the leaves read "hooks".
very primitively-stitched!
but that's the way i love it....simple & not-fussy at all.
the Osnaburg & lining fabric was stitched together on my trusty old treadle-machine.
as were the pocket seams...
a pop of color on the inside!
my hooks fit in nicely ~
even my loop-puller in the far right is right at home :)
I switch between different hook handles
to keep my hand/wrist from getting tired & strained.
I like my pencil hook & my ergo hook best.
{all of my hooks have the exact size hook & shaft}
now I can carry my hooks in one place
while my sliding needle box holds my scissors, pencils
& various other sundries I might need...
I blanket-stitched along the top and sides
of the pockets for added charm ~
the beautiful lining fabric came from Red Robin Fabrics in Marietta, GA
and was purchased while there last weekend ~
I love the way this turned out!
very happy with myself indeed ~
~::~
I'm going to offer this as pattern
for those of you who would like to make one your self ~
I'll release the pattern this Saturday at the Virginia Rug Fest,
then it will become available in my Etsy shop
along with the 3 new motto punch needle designs & new cross stitch design
that were released last weekend at the PSS Retreat.
I think I may even make a few more designs in the future
~ with different wool appliqué designs on the front.
Well,
it's time to get back to my hooking now, enjoying pulling those loops again ;)
~ have a beautiful evening my friends!!!!
~ Blessings from the Farm ~
Lori